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Introducing Chuo-ku's seasonal information by sightseeing volunteer members who passed the Chuo-ku Tourism Association's Chuo-ku Tourism Certification and registered as correspondents.
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Opening; I met you. I heard it.
Yesterday (25th) I went to the opening ceremony of the "50th anniversary of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association" held in Triton. I was able to meet Miss Chuo-ku, a sightseeing ambassador for Chuo-ku, who could only be seen from afar. He is now in his 27th generation and is currently applying for the 28th generation, and a new ambassador will be decided on September 12th. If you don't know how to apply. 。 。
Access passages for wheelchairs, strollers, etc. to the Sumida River Terrace
This spring, on the Tsukiji side of Kachidokibashi, an "introduction passage for wheelchairs and baby carriages" descending to the Sumida River Terrace was opened. Until now, there was only one installation road for construction workers on the St. Luke Garden side, which was inconvenient for wheelchair users. With the opening of the introduction route from Kachidokibashi, the Sumida River Terrace has become even more convenient and easier to use. It is a gentle passage that goes to the Tokyo Mizube Line sightseeing boat yard and a resting place where you can see water birds and flowers of the four seasons.
Additional installation of stairs to the Sumida River Terrace on the Kachidoki side
The introduction stairs to the Sumida River Terrace were added to the Kachidoki side of Kachidokibashi. Until now, it was a short terrace from Kachidoki Hashimoto, but it was inconvenient for terrace users only because there was an introduction stairs far from Kachidokibashi. With the installation of the introduction stairs, it was descended directly from Kachidokibashi to the Sumida River Terrace on the Kachidoki side, making it easier to use for passing through. It is a gentle stairway that approaches water birds on the waterside of the Sumida River and the flowers of the four seasons.
A correspondent will guide you!
At the "Chuo-ku Tourism Association 50th Anniversary Commemorative Project" to start on July 25 (Sat).
Thanks to you, the Chuo-ku Tourism Association celebrated its 50th anniversary in April this year. There! A long run of 100 days from July 25 (Sat) to November 1 (Sun)
My correspond
We guide "town walk
If you're reading the blog, you already know, but you're not sure. (I'm also studying
Such correspondents were divided into seven courses. At each store, employees who are familiar with the store are required.
Please join In addition, advance application is required for participation, so please apply by the prescribed method
Other events include “Treasure Hunting Game” and “Edo tug of war” during the event. Olympians and talents will also participate. For more information, please check here.
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Please read the notes on the following web carefully and fill out and apply. → http://www.chuo-kanko.or.jp/50th/application.html <Example of entry>
Night view of Chuo-ku
The night view of Chuo-ku is really beautiful, so I took it in the photo. I'm inexperienced, please.
Tokyo Tower and Takeshiba Pier
Hinode Pier
Rainbow Bridge
To Odaiba
Container yard
Sailing ship CUAUHTEMOC passenger ship COSTA CLASSICA
I would like to mention a memorable ship that entered and departed Harumi Wharf in June. Nippon Maru also entered the port on the 25th, 26th and 28th, but most importantly, my memory was Mexican sailing ships and Italian luxury cruise ships.
CUAUHTEMOC 1,153 tons Mexico Naval sailing ship This is a photo of the crew down from the yard.
Entering port at 13:30 on June 6 Departing at 14:00 on June 11 Although it is a sailing ship, it is not possible to sail with a sail because of the heavy traffic in Tokyo Port. However, in the yard where the sails were dropped when entering the port, there are so many occupants from the upper row to the lower row, 3 people, 4 people, 5 people ... side by side, so much that it becomes the lower row . It was raining lightly, so the crew standing in the yard wore yellow rain feathers, but the white ship looked beautiful. This sailing ship left Yokohama Port in the morning, but saw off the sailing ship in Yokohama and met a woman welcoming this sailing ship again at Harumi Wharf. The day of departure at 14:00 on June 11 was fine. The yard was lined with crews in white uniforms, shining beautifully in the blue sky, and departed for Onjuku (Chiba). In 1609, when a Mexican ship was distressed in the waters near Onjuku, fishermen on the beach and Ama divers were rescued and castle owner Otaki sent him to Mexico by Japanese ship.
COSTA CLASSICA 52,926 tons Italian ship liner Entering at 8:00 on June 11 at 14:00 on June 12 12:00 on June 28 Departure at 19:00 on June 29 The ship came from Nagasaki on the 11th, anchored at Harumi Wharf, departed for Kobe on the 12th, anchored at Harumi Wharf on the 28th, and left Japan via Nagasaki on the 29th. The ships berthed on the night of the 11th and the night of the 28th were very beautiful and decorated the night sky of Chuo-ku. At 19 o'clock on the 29th, he sounded a whistle and slowly left the quay, took the course to the right and turned left in front of the Rainbow Bridge and passed straight through the Rainbow Bridge and disappeared . The jewelry box seemed to be small and disappearing.
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Tsukishima side terrace introduction stairs (foreground is newly established)
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industry course" in Chuo-ku! !
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Tuesday, August 4 ： "Tsukiji (1) Course" ：Application deadline Must arrive on July 25th (Sat)!
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